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We're from Norwich #1 press release
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Spikey, electro, guitar mangling, synth-pop, orchestral, and just plain weird
- that's the sound of Norwich RIGHT NOW. We're From Norwich No1 (Out on Mummy Where's the Milkman Records on 7th
July 2004) is a stark revelation that contrary to popular belief - there is a 'scene' in the depths of Norfolk - a bloody
great one at that. Featuring the likes
of Magoo, Bearsuit, and Hyperkinako as well as up n coming young things Teknikov, Postalowa, and Le Tetsuo, this album looks set to finally put our fine
city on the map of music cool. It's about the
kind of music that's bred out of, well, fuck knows! Alien abductions probably - goggle-eyed marshans that are messin' with
the kids' heads. What other explanation
can there be for this mixed up cacophony of spanking newness? From the catchy organ led chord clashing, casio bleeping and
chanting of Teknikov's UBahn through the electro post-rock of Posta Lowa's Okin and Bearsuit's aggressive stabs of guitar screech
and keyboard dischord in Kiki Keep Me Company, this compilation could well be bred out of bright lights and implants. Add to that quirky
pop from Magoo, Hyper Kinako, The Gore Vidals, and El Sub and you'll be bombing up the A11 and heading
for the circles in the sky before you know it. Then there's the
Rocknrollband who do as they say on the tin, Le Tetsuo
and merch-music from Olinski featuring Toko. But amongst the
ear-bleed and frantic pop there is some calm. Interspersed acoustic meanderings from The Sunday
Music, Horses Brawl, and The Rebeccas
give relief from the abrasive slices of Ready-break energy. So go on - marry
your sister, sell up for a turnip farm, get ready for that anal probe and JOIN US. We're From Teknikov Ubahn Postalowa Okin Bearsuit - Kiki Keep Me Company Sunday Music - Live at the Playhouse Rocknrollband - I Want Your Babies The Rebeccas - Dark Blue Paintings El Sub - Handy Man Horses Brawl - Tamlyn End Olinski featuring Toko 7 T Shirt Le Tetsuo Nickers Hyper Kinako - Biker Liker Mono On Mono - Live at the Trowel and Hammer Magoo - Banana Custard Tonkyl - Conch Rock The Gore Vidals - Diabolique For more information check out our website, www.mummywheresthemilkman.tk, or join the howlbackhum mailing list, howlbackhum@hotmail.com for news of forthcoming releases & gigs. For all other queries please email Sean
at mummywheresthemilkman@hotmail.com Editor's notes: We're From Norwich No1 is the brainchild of local gig promoter Shane O'Connor Who has been organising and promoting the local gig night Howlback
Hum since 1999. Howlback Hum nights are held across the City in anything from basements or
fields to pubs and bars. "Fundamentally
the nights acts as a platform for local bands to get out and play. Our aims are often small and hard to achieve but are special
none the less," explained Shane. In the gigs that
he puts on, Shane strives to root out talent, quality and innovation at every step. "Some times you
just have to tell people that they can't play. Its always down to the quality of music really and it's never very mainstream.
You can't dilute the type of music that I showcase just because the band will pull a big crowd. That's not what Howlback Hum
is about. It's about new bands making new music that doesn't really sound like anything else." The bands that
feature on the compilation have all performed at the non-profit-making Howlback Hum
nights. "I decided to go
ahead and make the compilation to help get the bands I put on noticed a bit more. It's mostly music from bands that never
get further than live gigs because the music they play isn't very mainstream. All the major labels just don't seem to be interested
in innovation so I guess its up to people like me to push it and get it heard." The Howlback Hum motto: Status - Sketchy Style - Inconsistent State - Optimistic Stylus - Fluffy. A
ten point plan from a very nice man!! (Shane) |
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